VIDEO gamers who are still unsure as to which virtual reality headset they should opt for may want to take heed of GameStop CEO Paul Raines' words.

The Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and PlayStation VR all look like fantastic pieces of kit, but Raines believes that the latter has the strongest line-up of games – at least for now.

Although it hasn't been given an official release date yet, the PlayStation VR already has an advantage over its rivals due to the fact that PlayStation 4 consoles outnumber VR-supporting PCs by around three-to-one.

And though the Oculus Rift is already available to pre-order, with the HTC Vive starting in late February, GameStop chief Raines appears to backing Sony in the race to dominate the VR market.

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The Oculus Rift is already available for pre-order

Speaking at the ICR Conference in Orlando, he said: "The more important thing will be the title count at launch.

"I think that's going to be big. And from what we can see at this point, Sony seems to have the strongest title count.

"We think VR is a big part of our future. Once we know more about it, we'll plug it in. But I certainly think [GameStop] is going to be a store you're going to want to buy your virtual reality products at.

"And it will come with a variety of accessories, by the way – there'll be goggles and gloves and motion [controllers] and all kinds of things. So it's very promising in a lot of ways."

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The HTC Vive is available for pre-order in late February

However, the Oculus Rift is also in line to receive some great games including The Climb.

In fact, this game is so realistic that experienced climbers are finding it almost as similar as the real thing.

Developer Crytek revealed: "We're finding that when players, including people who have experience of climbing in real life, try The Climb for the first time, they're just blown away by a sense of realism.

"The feeling of being so close to the wall, the intimidating curvature of the cliff – you really get that sense of presence in the game when you put the VR headset on.

"And it's that presence that drives the tension, the adrenaline and ultimately the sense of accomplishment that lies at the heart of our vision for extreme free solo rock climbing."